| Sometimes my memory brings me back
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| On that terrible summer day
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| When, wandering along the nameless river,
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| I stumbled upon the corpse of an unfortunate woman
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| She lay with her head thrown back
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| I saw an ugly wound on the neck
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| Where is she from, barefoot, half-naked?
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| All smeared with some incomprehensible mud,
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| But what an unkind look, what hatred
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| How did the dead woman look at me
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| I exclaimed, not knowing the meaning of my words:
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| “Don’t you dare look, blaming me for everything!”
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| I did not understand my state
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| A terrible look eclipsed my consciousness
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| And I ran away from this place
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| Her damned eyes drove her crazy
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| I ran until I was completely exhausted
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| But when I turned around, I saw this woman
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| Can not be! |
| What terrible power
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| Was this corpse suddenly set in motion?
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| And I pushed the dead body into the fast river
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| And it rushed, subject to the flow,
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| And I again run, that was my strength
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| And fell on the way, screaming desperately ...
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| And now I looked out the window, swollen from sleep -
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| And under the window - the soaked corpse of a terrible woman!
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| He rubbed his eyes - the vision did not dissolve!
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| Deliver me, Lord, from those memories!
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| It's raining what time it is
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| Water splashes on the roof
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| A candle is burning on the table
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| The flame breathes softly
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| As if eternal
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| This evening
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| And no way for my soul
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| Can't find peace
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| I hear a rustle at the door
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| What is there?
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| As if eternal
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| This evening
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| Do you hear, bitch, my voice?
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| You're somewhere near!
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| Don't knock on my house
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| I don't need you!
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| As if eternal
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| This evening |